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Ed Shanken writes and teaches about the entwinement of art, science, and technology with  a focus on interdisciplinary practices involving new media. His recent scholarship  addresses art-science collaboration, surveillance culture, sound art and ecology, systems  theory, and bridging the gap between new me-dia and contemporary art. Like Jack  Burnham, who thought of art as a "psychic dress rehearsal for the future," I'm especially  interested in how artists create working models that allow us to sample alternative futures  in the present. Burn-ham also thought of artists as "deviation amplifiers" and I admire  how artists are involved in "perverting technological correctness" to use Raphael  Lozano-Hemmer’s words, hacking the utilitarian purposes of technologies and the  commercial/military contexts of their production and consumption. By de-ploying  technology in a metacritical way, artists offer profound insights into emerging  technological modalities and related social practices. I'm fascinated by the role of digital  media as a common ground for collaboration across disci-plines, and by the potential of  transdisciplinary research to generate break-through innovation - innovation both with  respect to developing “the next big thing” in the creative economy and in terms of  constituting potentially profound shifts in perception, identity and behavior, and the 

construction of knowledge. I believe that art, at its best, offers deep insight - a type of  knowledge that Gregory Bateson likened to wisdom - that can help build a more  compassionate and peaceful future. 

Publications and Lectures 

Recent and forthcoming publications include essays on art and technology in the 1960s,  interactivity and agency, the historiography of art and technology, paral-lels between  conceptual art and art and technology, and the cultural implications of cybernetics,  telematics, robotics, and biotechnology. Shanken’s current re-search examines art-science  collaboration and the relationship between the discourses of mainstream contemporary art  and new media art. Following the first concern, he chaired the panel discussion,"Artists in  Industry and the Acad-emy: Interdisciplinary Research Collaborations" at the 2004 Annual  Conference of the College Art Association and served as guest editor of a special series of  essays under the same title in the Leonardo Journal (38:4 and 38:5) in 2005. More recently  he guest-edited a special series of essays, “The Reception and Rejection of Art and  Technology: Exclusions and Revulsions,” which appeared in the journals a minima (Mar  2008) and Leonardo 42: 2 (Apr 2008). Following the second concern, he organized and  chaired a panel discussion with Nicolas Bourriaud, Peter Weibel and Michael Joaquin Grey  at Art Basel in June 2010 (see external link below) and organized and chaired a panel  discussion at the College Art Association Annual Conference (CAA) in 2011, the papers of  which were published in a special issue of ArtNodes (see links below). A further re-search  area is the use of social media to expand and democratize the produc-tion and dissemination  of art criticism. This is exemplified by the Art and Elec-tronic Media Online Companion, a  Web 2.0 site.

Education & Experience

• 2019 ~ Emeritus Professor of Kyushu University

• 2013 ~ 2015 Deputy Dean Faculty of Design Kyushu University

• 2011 ~ 2015 President of Asia Digital Art and Design Association

• 2007 ~ Asia Digital Art and Design Association

• 2004 ~ Kyushu University Faculty of Design, Professor

• 1998 ~ Kyushu Institute of Design, Ph.D. in Design, Dissertation: “A Study on Methodology of Computer Related Design”

• 1997 ~ ACM SIGCHI

• 1994 ~ 2003 Kyushu Institute of Design Department of Industrial Design, Associate Professor

• 1991 ~ Design Research Association JAPAN

• 1991 ~ 1992 Royal College of Art (U.K.), Post Experienced Program Diplomat in School of Design for Industry, Computer Related Design and Industrial Design

• 1989 ~ Human Interface Society JAPAN

• 1988 ~ Japanese Society for the Science of Design, Councilor

• 1976 ~ 1994 Sanyo Electronic Company, Design Center

• 1972 ~ 1976 Kyushu Institute of Design, B.A. in Industrial Design

Academic Expertise 

Interaction Design、Media Art、Usability Research、Interface Design  

Recent Publications (2015~)

1. Michael Brandse, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：The effects of Color Contrasts on Users of Digital Environments International Journal of Asia Digital Art and Design Association. 学会誌第19、2号 Journal, pp35-46, 2015年1月

2. 坂井洋右, 伊藤隆之, 水野祐, 城一裕, 富松 潔：GRP Contract Form --成果のオープン化を実現する共同研究開発のための契約書ひながた-- , 日本バーチャルリアリティ学会 論文誌, 2016年3月

3. Taichi Hisatsune, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Unframes: Extendible Interface and Investigations of Its Usages 18th International Conference, HCI International 2016, Toronto, Canada, July 17-22, 2016, Proceedings, Part I Proceedings, pp323-328, 2016年7月

4. Sudario Anderson, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Sidestep and Sneak peek: spatial actions in augmented reality games, ADADA international conference 2016 proceedings, 2016年11月

5. Sachiko Tsuruno, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Perception of impossible figures focusing on inconsistent rectangles, ADADA international conference 2016 proceedings, 2016年11月

6. Yosuke SAKAI, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Practice of Open Sharing at Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media [YCAM], ADADA international conference 2016 proceedings , 2016年11月

7. Feng,Zhipeng, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：A Study of Digital Media Art Utilizing 2D Animation, ADADA international conference 2016 proceedings, 2016年11月

8. Xiaotian, Kiyoshi TOMIMATSU：Breathing shelter?Relieve citizen pressure with the breath control ADADA international conference 2016 proceedings, 2016年11月

9. Sachiko Tsuruno, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Impossible figures? morphological recognition and analysis of inconsistent rectangle - A basic study for digital works relating to impossible figures - Asia Digital Art and Design Association Journal, vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 33-40, 2017年3月

10. Yosuke Sakai, Kiyoshi TOMIMATSU, Takayuki Ito, Mitsuhito Ando, Keina Konno, Tsubasa Nishi, Kiyoshi Suganuma, Fumie Takahara, Kazuhiro Jo：Practical Study of Open Sharing at Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media [YCAM], International Journal of Asia Digital Art and Design Association Journal, Vol. 20 (2017), No. 4 , pp85-93, 2017年6月

11. Sudario Abderson, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Sidestep and Sneak Peek: Spatial Actions in Augmented Reality Games ARSurface - Dynamic Spatial Augmented Reality for Tangible Interface, International Journal of Asia Digital Art and Design Association Journal, Vol. 20 (2017), No. 4 pp77 -84, 2017年6月

12. Sudario Anderson, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Multi-laser modules projection system for phosphorescent materials - Digital Light memory modular projection system -, ADADA international conference 2017 proceedings, 2017年9月

13. Peled Avner, Sudario Anderson, Kiyoshi  TOMIMATSU：Soft Robotics for Telepresence and Human Interaction, ADADA international conference 2017 proceedings, 2017年9月

14. Lee, Ji Hyun, Tomimatsu, Kiyoshi：A Study on the developing data-based referrer persona for web service, Korea Digital Design Study Journal, 2017年7月

15. Lee, Ji Hyun, Tomimatsu, Kiyoshi：A Study on the developing data-based segmenting CTA(Call to Action) persona for web service, Korea Basic Design and Art Study Journal, Vol. 19 2, 2018年2月

16. Lee, Ji Hyun, Tomimatsu, Kiyoshi：A Study on the developing data-based new and returning user persona model for web service, Korea Basic Design and Art Study Journal, Vol.19 3, 2018年3月

17. Hamdan Gani, Kiyoshi TOMIMATSU：Using Gameplay Data for Identifying User's Learning Experience in an Environment of Digital Gesture Based-Game, International Journal of Affective Engineering (IJAE), Japan Society of Kansei Engineering (JSKE). Journal, 2018年9月

18. Hamdan GANI, Kiyoshi TOMIMATSU：Understanding the Successful and Unsuccessful of Immersion Components for Designing the Immersive Digital Game, International Journal of Asia Digital Art and Design Association, 2018年9月

19. Hamdan GANI, Kiyoshi TOMIMATSU：Extracting Knowledge Emotional Experience of the Game Product from Customer Review of E-Commerce, Journal of ICT Research and Applications, 2018年9月

20. Hamdan GANI, Kiyoshi TOMIMATSU：Harvesting Knowledge: Immersion Components of Digital Games in Customer Reviews of E-Commerce, Computers in Human Behavior Journal, 2018年9月